On Thu, 26 Jan 2023, skogkatt...@yahoo.com wrote:
Companies don't care about history. It does not affect the next
quarter's sales. I had serial number 1 of a Radio Shack shortwave
receiver and offered it to them.
I got a reply back, 'I'm sorry, we no longer support that model.'
cheers,
Nigel
Companies don't care about history. It does not affect the next
quarter's sales. I had serial number 1 of a Radio Shack shortwave
receiver and offered it to them.
A CEO I know of a company who's products I use has commented that he is
always thinking forward, doesn't dwell in the past. Otherwi
Companies don't care about history. It does not affect the next
quarter's sales. I had serial number 1 of a Radio Shack shortwave
receiver and offered it to them.
I got a reply back, 'I'm sorry, we no longer support that model.'
cheers,
Nigel
C: wow I didn't even know the Shirt Shack monitored
I think companies treat their product as inventory items. Companies are not
even meant to last forever, whereas the expectations of museums is that they
should. Moreover, the excitement of acquiring a product with serial number 1 is
coming from us, the consumers. You expected the Radio Shack per
Companies don't care about history. It does not affect the next
quarter's sales. I had serial number 1 of a Radio Shack shortwave
receiver and offered it to them.
I got a reply back, 'I'm sorry, we no longer support that model.'
cheers,
Nigel
Nigel Johnson, MSc., MIEEE, MCSE VE3ID/G4AJQ/V
Thank you for that link.
As usual, the Vogons get credit for something that was accomplished in
spite of the Vogons.
At one time, Apple had a historical exhibit. It ended with the Macintosh,
with NO provision for any future expansion.
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Grumpy Ol' Fred ci...@xenosoft.com
> On Jan 25, 2023, at 8:03 PM, Tarek Hoteit via cctalk
> wrote:
>
> Though it is not a source code, there is a nice article by a retired
> librarian that used to work at Apple. Anna Mancini helped save a lot of
> material that Apple discarded in the past. Anna talks about the Apple
> Archi
Though it is not a source code, there is a nice article by a retired librarian
that used to work at Apple. Anna Mancini helped save a lot of material that
Apple discarded in the past. Anna talks about the Apple Archives at
https://annamancini.substack.com/p/how-the-apple-archive-ended-up-at
Reg
